Stanley Chao's guest appearances

Stanley Chao

School for Startups Radio

MoneyForLunch

Inside Scoop Live!

Tom Hopkins

Tracy McLaughlin

Howard Partridge

John Matheson

Steve Moskowitz

Stephen Perun

Meridith Elliott Powell

Shawn Burcham

Aimee Cabo

John Warrillow

Nick Westergaard

Scott Cullather

Jim Palmer

Ken Rutsky

Jordan Goodman

OwlTail

A Chinese American and son of Chinese immigrants who escaped from the Communist takeover of China in 1949, Stanley Chao grew up in California in a very traditional Chinese family: living with three generations under one roof, speaking only Chinese until grade school, and learning that anything less than an A grade was unacceptable, and that working hard was the only way to get ahead in life. Chao holds a BSEE degree from Columbia University, an MSEE from the University of Pennsylvania, and an MBA from the UCLA Anderson School of Business. His professional career includes stints at Philips Lighting in California, and China; Kingston Technology in California and Japan; SoftBank in Japan; and Merrill Lynch in New York and Japan. He speaks fluent English, Mandarin, and Japanese and currently resides in Los Angeles. Chao is the Managing Director of All In Consulting, a Los Angeles based consulting firm assisting Western companies in their Asia and China business developments. Chao’s clients include: Intel, Emerson Electric, SPX, Kingston Technology, Baxter Healthcare, and dozens of small and medium-sized companies. Chao and his team have conducted over 200 projects in China covering more than 12 different vertical markets including the aviation, automotive, medical, information technology, manufacturing and environmental engineering industries. To learn more about Stanley Chao and his book, “Selling to China” visit his website at www.allinconsult.com. Topics of conversation: The Sino-US trade war What will happen over the coming months? Is China running out of bullets? What should American companies do? Intellectual property theft The most difficult aspects about doing business in China Predictions about China Hobbies and Interests Personal story about travels to China

A Chinese American and son of Chinese immigrants who escaped from the Communist takeover of China in 1949, Stanley Chao grew up in California in a very traditional Chinese family: living with three generations under one roof, speaking only Chinese until grade school, and learning that anything less than an A grade was unacceptable, and that working hard was the only way to get ahead in life. Chao holds a BSEE degree from Columbia University, an MSEE from the University of Pennsylvania, and an MBA from the UCLA Anderson School of Business. His professional career includes stints at Philips Lighting in California, and China; Kingston Technology in California and Japan; SoftBank in Japan; and Merrill Lynch in New York and Japan. He speaks fluent English, Mandarin, and Japanese and currently resides in Los Angeles. Chao is the Managing Director of All In Consulting, a Los Angeles based consulting firm assisting Western companies in their Asia and China business developments. Chao’s clients include: Intel, Emerson Electric, SPX, Kingston Technology, Baxter Healthcare, and dozens of small and medium-sized companies. Chao and his team have conducted over 200 projects in China covering more than 12 different vertical markets including the aviation, automotive, medical, information technology, manufacturing and environmental engineering industries. To learn more about Stanley Chao and his book, “Selling to China” visit his website at <a href="http://www.allinconsult.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.allinconsult.com</a>. Topics of conversation: <ul><li>The Sino-US trade war</li> <li>What will happen over the coming months?</li> <li>Is China running out of bullets?</li> <li>What should American companies do?</li> <li>Intellectual property theft</li> <li>The most difficult aspects about doing business in China</li> <li>Predictions about China</li> <li>Hobbies and Interests</li> <li>Personal story about travels to China</li></ul>

Selling to China - An Interview with Author Stanley Chao

Chao is the Managing Director of All In Consulting, a Los Angeles based consulting firm assisting Western companies in their Asia and China business developments. Accumulation of Wealth:The time when the world was undergoing an economic slump, China was rising. China’s talk of the town2004 onward growth has helped China accumulate a lot of money. Around $15 trillion is present in itsbank, and every year trillion more wealth is being added to this amount. According to a report publishedby Office of the United States Trade Representative, U.S. goods and services trade with China hassurpassed $737.1 billion in 2018. So, just imagine the amount of money flowing between the twobiggest economic hubs of the world, and how much growth potential it holds for the businesses?Doesn’t it seem like the right time to send money from the U.S. to China to start your business there bydivining into this thriving economic scenario?

Chao is the Managing Director of All In Consulting, a Los Angeles based consulting firm assisting Western companies in their Asia and China business developments. Accumulation of Wealth: The time when the world was undergoing an economic slump, China was rising. China’s talk of the town 2004 onward growth has helped China accumulate a lot of money. Around $15 trillion is present in its bank, and every year trillion more wealth is being added to this amount. According to a report published by Office of the United States Trade Representative, U.S. goods and services trade with China has surpassed $737.1 billion in 2018. So, just imagine the amount of money flowing between the two biggest economic hubs of the world, and how much growth potential it holds for the businesses? Doesn’t it seem like the right time to send money from the U.S. to China to start your business there by divining into this thriving economic scenario?

Consultant Stanley Chao Selling to China

Shayne Walsey

Shayne Walsey and Stanley Chao